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THURSDAY MAY 16
THE OFFICE FINALE
[TV] When did you stop watching The Office:
When Jim and Pam got together? When they had a baby? When Michael left?
When it was revealed that Dwight had a sister that had never been
mentioned before? It all ends here. 9 pm on NBC.
MOBB DEEP
[MUSIC] East Coast gangster rapâs
grittiest storytellers havenât dropped a full album of new material in
seven years, but that doesnât diminish the chilling power of classics
like âShook Ones Pt. IIâ and âQuiet Storm.â Alhambra Theatre, 4811 SE Hawthorne Blvd., 360-1450 (formerly Mt. Tabor Theater). 8 pm. $18. 21+.
FRIDAY MAY 17
UFO FESTIVAL
[ALIENS] Screw on those antennae and
braid those Princess Leia buns: This two-day celebration of all things
alien returns for the 14th year. Expect space rock, fashion contests
(for both humans and pets) and lectures from UFO wonks. McMinnville
Community Center, 600 NE Evans St., McMinnville. Various times
Friday-Saturday, May 17-18. See ufofest.com for details. Free-$35.
CROOKED
[THEATER] CoHo does best with small-scale
productions that still prod big themes, so the company is well-placed
for Catherine Trieschmannâs play about two teenage girls and a newly
divorced woman. The play digs into domestic dynamics, sexual identity,
religion, rebellion and the discomfort of adolescence. CoHo Theater, 2257 NW Raleigh St., 715-1114. 7:30 pm. $25.
SATURDAY MAY 18
BREWVANA PUTT-PUTT
[GOLF]
Noon-6 pm. $55 for nine drink tickets. Reservations at 729-6804 or experiencebrewvana.com
CANNIBAL CORPSE, NAPALM DEATH, IMMOLATION
[MUSIC] Death metal is popular musicâs
most misunderstood subgenreâthe incomprehensible âCookie Monster in a
wood chipperâ vocals might have something to do with thatâand if you
still donât get it after going to this show, featuring three legends of
the form, then sorry, grandma, it just might not be for you. Wonder Ballroom, 128 NE Russell St., 284-8686. 7 pm. $22 advance, $25 day of show. All ages.
I CAN LICK ANY SONOFABITCH IN THE HOUSE
[MUSIC] Portlandâs convivial cow-punks return with Mayberry, a slice of post-millennial Americana featuring barroom-ready odes to puppies, guitars and Andy Griffith. Danteâs, 350 W Burnside St., 226-6630.
9 pm. $8. 21+.
9 pm. $8. 21+.
WWeek 2015